WELCOME TO THE SLATE VALLEY MUSEUM

Brown Bag Lunch - Kids Audio Tour Preview

Thursday, August 14

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Slate Valley Wonder Studies - Nature Program for Kids

Biweekly beginning Wednesday
August 6, 2-3pm

Free for Kids (ages 7-12)

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Trail Walk - Walking with History, Celebrating Quarry Dogs

Tuesday, August 5, 10am

Free for everyone

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Reading the Rural Landscape: What Barns Tell Us About Farms

A talk by Dr. Cynthia Falk

Saturday, August 2, 1pm

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Barn Work! Tools, Trucks, Tractors, & More Featuring All-Day Blacksmithing Demos by Jordan LaMothe

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PRESERVING THE HISTORY & CULTURE OF

Slate Quarrying

Collect • Preserve • Share

The Slate Valley Museum celebrates the history and culture of the quarrying community that was established along the New York-Vermont border in the 1800s. Many Slate quarries are still in operation, producing most of the colored roofing slate in the United States today.

We offer an exciting range of programs, exhibitions, and special events that share its mission to collect, preserve and share the history of slate quarrying and the quarrying community.

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